Webinar
7 Feb 2023

Extractables & Leachables Qualification of the Primary packaging for Biological Products

In 2022, the final recommendations of the Product Quality Research Institute were published for Parenteral Drug Products. Apart from the wealth of information and considerations on design of extractable & leachable studies for parenteral drug products in general, it also contains valuable information on specific considerations for biological products. For biological products, not only the safety but also the quality of the product and related concerns about immunogenicity and leachables reactivity come into play. We will give an overview on the recommendations and how it affects the design of an extractable & leachable study for the primary packaging of biologics.

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